People have paid a company $90,000 to dig a giant hole for no reason — and the money is still pouring in

On Friday, Cards Against Humanity, the maker of the popular card game, announced it was celebrating Black Friday by digging a hole in the ground for as long as people were willing to pay for it.

"The holidays are here, and everything in America is going really well. To celebrate Black Friday, Cards Against Humanity is digging a tremendous hole in the earth," the company said.

It's as insane as it sounds, but people are already paying up to see the John Deere digger continuously scoop up dirt.

So far, the stunt has raised more than $41,000, which means it will be digging a hole for at least the next 32 hours — and that number just keeps climbing.

Each dollar donated extends the dig time by about another 1.8 seconds, according to the site. The company has been digging since 12 p.m. CT, and it has already made a decent dent in the ground.

And if it keeps going until it hits magma? "At least then we'd feel something," the company said.

Getting people to throw their money away for nothing has become a tradition for the maker of the self-proclaimed "party game for horrible people."

Last year, its Black Friday deal was just as unusual as the company asked people to give it $5 to receive absolutely nothing in return. The stunt brought in more than $71,145, which Cards Against Humanity split among its employees. Two years ago, the company even sold $180,000 worth of actual bull poop.

It remains to be seen just how long the company will have to keep digging the hole in the earth, but you can watch it dig the "Holiday Hole" until it runs out of money below: